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INSIDE MARCO SIFFREDI'S BIZARRE DAREDEVIL MT. EVEREST DEATH Everest is well known for holding the title of "World's tallest mountain", but its other achievement is a little less known - it's also the World's largest open-air graveyard. Since Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay made their way up to the summit in 1953, around 4,000 people have trekked up there, however, estimates state that around 200 people have made it a permanent home.    The area of the mountain, or any mountain for that matter, over 8,000 meters/26,247ft is known as the ‘Death Zone’. Here, oxygen levels are a 3rd of what they are at sea level, the barometric pressure makes everything feel 10x heaver, in addition to being incredibly taxing on the heart and lungs. To say you have to be an experienced climber is an understatement – but it’s well known that Everest has taken the lives of some of the most experienced climbers going. Still, that doesn't stop people. One of the first people to c